AL-1 Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode 2300*(220+240)*230|Marine Steel Pile 310kg Aluminum Anode

Commonly used aluminum alloy anodes include the Al-Zn-In series and Al-Zn-Hg series anodes, suitable for cathodic protection of structures such as ships in seawater, docks and ports, marine facilities, seawater cooling systems, and storage tank sediment water areas.

AL-1 Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode 2300*(220+240)*230|Marine Steel Pile 310kg Aluminum Anode Performance Characteristics

The electrode potential of aluminum sacrificial anodes is -1.05 volts. When the ambient temperature exceeds 49 degrees Celsius, the electrical capacity of aluminum sacrificial anodes decreases as the temperature increases. Refer to the formula: Z=2500-27(T-20), where T is the anode operating temperature in °C. In saline environments, the current capacity of aluminum sacrificial anodes may be reduced by half.

AL-1 Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode 2300*(220+240)*230|Marine Steel Pile 310kg Aluminum Anode Technical Parameters

AL-1 Aluminum Alloy Sacrificial Anode 2300*(220+240)*230|Marine Steel Pile 310kg Aluminum Anode Usage Instructions

Adding Mg-Ti alloy to the Al-Zn-In series alloy significantly improves the electrochemical performance of the anode, making it a new type of aluminum alloy sacrificial anode. It is widely used in large steel structure projects such as steel pile docks and marine platforms, achieving excellent anti-corrosion effects.